| Chupacabra, Page2 |
The chupacabra has inspired several movies
It has even touched the music industry
| A band from Canada even adopted the creature's name as it's own. |
| As well as a band from Denver, Colorado |
| The original motion picture soundtrack to the movie Chupacabra: Dark Seas |
| It was the title to the 1997 album by Imani Coppola |
The chupacabra was even a key figure in an episode of the hit Fox T.V. show
| Episode 4X11 "El Mundo Gira" |
SCULLY: Mulder, this happened how long ago?
MULDER: Tres diaz. Mue incredible, no?
SCULLY: Only the smell... Mulder, you brought me out under the pretence of investigating an
unexplained death. Can you tell me why we're standing out here in the middle of a field looking at a
dead goat?
MULDER: Well, according to eyewitnesses, the death we're investigating was preceded by a
'Fortean' event. That's a highly unusual or infrequent meteorological phenomenon — also known as
a transient.
SCULLY: A transient?
MULDER: Yeah. Witnesses described a bright flash about 30 degrees off the horizon, then a hot
yellow rain fell from a cloudless sky. Fortean researchers call these 'liquid falls'. Black and red rains
are the most common, but there have also been reported cases of blue, purple and green rains.
SCULLY: Purple rain?
MULDER: Yeah. Great album. Deeply flawed movie, though.
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SCULLY: Mulder, I know you're not going to like this, but I think the aliens in this story are not the
villians, they're the victims.
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MULDER: They think he's the Chupacabra.
LOZANO: That may be. But I will tell you with a tremendous degree of certainty this guy is not Erik
Estrada.
MULDER: Tres diaz. Mue incredible, no?
SCULLY: Only the smell... Mulder, you brought me out under the pretence of investigating an
unexplained death. Can you tell me why we're standing out here in the middle of a field looking at a
dead goat?
MULDER: Well, according to eyewitnesses, the death we're investigating was preceded by a
'Fortean' event. That's a highly unusual or infrequent meteorological phenomenon — also known as
a transient.
SCULLY: A transient?
MULDER: Yeah. Witnesses described a bright flash about 30 degrees off the horizon, then a hot
yellow rain fell from a cloudless sky. Fortean researchers call these 'liquid falls'. Black and red rains
are the most common, but there have also been reported cases of blue, purple and green rains.
SCULLY: Purple rain?
MULDER: Yeah. Great album. Deeply flawed movie, though.
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SCULLY: Mulder, I know you're not going to like this, but I think the aliens in this story are not the
villians, they're the victims.
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MULDER: They think he's the Chupacabra.
LOZANO: That may be. But I will tell you with a tremendous degree of certainty this guy is not Erik
Estrada.
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